Hello Everyone, Welcome to the first issue of 10 Reads, a free hand-crafted weekly newsletter on software development, programming, and technology. Each week I will share 10 articles that open your mind and give some food for thought. This newsletter is not about all cool Github projects or how to tutorials. I will be sharing posts that make you think and help you become better software engineer. The number of articles is limited to 10 so that you are not bombarded with excessive content. I will also specify the time that it took me to read the article so that you have some real estimate on how much time it will take to go over the content. Total time to read all the content in this newsletter is 95 minutes.
- Announcing 1.1.1.1: the fastest, privacy-first consumer DNS service : It took me 5 minutes to go over this post. I replaced Google’s DNS resolver with 1.1.1.1 on my MacBook.
- The death of newsfeed: It took me 10 minutes to read this post. I strongly believe that we should move away from newsfeed to ensure we consume information that we need rather than what Facebook wants us to read.
- The Inside Story of Reddit Redesign: It took me 15 minutes to over this post.
- The Scientific Paper is Obsolete: It took me 20 minutes to read this well-written article.
- The Most Common Type Of Incompetent Leader: It took me 10 minutes to read this article.
- 6 creative ways to solve problems with Linux containers and Docker — It took me 5 minutes to read this post.
- Command-line Tools can be 235x Faster than your Hadoop Cluster — It took me 10 minutes to read this post.
- Which is the fastest version of Python? — It took me 5 minutes to read this post.
- The right way to distribute messages effectively in Serverless applications — It took me 5 minutes to read this post.
- The difference between Amateurs and Professionals: It took me 10 minutes to read this post.
Shekhar Gulati 